It sure sounds as if they're doing their best to protect the offices who has been in many accidents, and had several DUI's.
Probably wanting to blame the truck driver if at all possible.
New Jersey police officer hits truck head on, kills fellow officer
Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by Lepton1, Mar 20, 2015.
Page 2 of 3
-
-
Trucking Jobs in 30 seconds
Every month 400 people find a job with the help of TruckersReport.
-
It seems law enforcement offices receives help from fellow officers.
Once a deputy sheriff stopped on a road, got his shotgun out, shot at a deer, missed the deer, hit the man's pickup truck and house, it cost quite a bit to repair his house and truck. It did not stop the deputy's career.
Later he became chief deputy and got stopped by a game warden for killing a deer illegally, plus he was driving drunk. The sheriff gave him 2 weeks off, paid, and he continued his job.
Seems police officers take care of each other. The public is the one that gets it. -
And they wonder WHY we dislike and distrust them. Cops and Politicians think their above the law and in many ways I guess they are.
Shaggy and OldHasBeen Thank this. -
Oh well, 3 new positions opened up.
-
The video of officer Abad failing the field sobriety test and the circumstances of that accident are something else. The woman who's car he hit never knew he was a police officer all the way through the court proceedings, she only found out after the news of this fatal accident.
The Jack Daniel's shots he posted online noted they were "on the house". I wonder if they were on the house because police get special treatment? The bar(s) that served the officer will be (or should be) under scrutiny. It's illegal to serve anyone that is drunk. Anyone that has served liquor needs to take a test for knowledge of what to look for in customer behavior, strategies for cutting them off professionally, and the laws regarding over serving a customer. The establishments are liable.NavigatorWife, tsavory and Shaggy Thank this. -
any safe truck driver knows the conditions of the bridges before he rides over them
never assume anyone else has done their job properly
i am presently walking my next 500 mile load, by checking the supports of every bridge i have to encounter
i dont want any csa points -
but let us keep digging in his past till we find something so we can blame him instead of a police officer -
by that time, his blood alcohol level will be normal and they can go after the truck driver -
-
Business as usual in New Jersey...
Trucking Jobs in 30 seconds
Every month 400 people find a job with the help of TruckersReport.
Page 2 of 3